Editors Blog

In “Calmly We Walk Through This April’s Day,” the late poet Delmore Schwartz wrote, “Time is the school in which we learn, Time is the fire in which we burn.” It is a reminder of not only our Read More

It didn’t take long for the other shoe to drop. Fujifilm Holdings has taken Xerox to court, seeking more than $1 billion in damages for a breach of contract after the Norwalk, CT-based Read More

OK, so we’ve just about hit the midway point of 2018, as incredible as it may seem. Time to focus on following through with those business plans and plow through the third quarter with a Read More

Looking back, it’s probably safe to say that Danielle Wolowitz did not have concrete career plans while attending a Catholic university in northern New Jersey. She didn’t know what she wanted to Read More

Sometimes, it is the back story of an individual’s career that can truly portend his or her future. That is certainly the case with Art Post, a 35-plus year sales veteran of the office technology Read More

In the aftermath of seeing the $6.1 billion combination between Xerox and Fuji Xerox nixed by Xerox, Fujifilm Holdings executives indicated during an earnings briefing that it plans to sue the Read More

When it comes to being selfless, one would be hard-pressed to find a more shining example than Ray Belanger. Kind and unassuming, the president of Rockland, MA-based Bay Copy would rather tout Read More

After weeks of wrangling, Xerox Corp. appears to have its house in order. The Norwalk, CT-based imaging technologies giant informed Fujifilm that its previously-announced combination of Xerox and Read More

All along, Chelsey Bode had planned to use her office technology experience as a stepping stone. After all, her father had long worked in the industry (“I grew up with my father putting toner in Read More

Upon graduating college, Jim Joyce was intrigued by what proved to be the onset of the information technology era. Sure, personal computers were years away from becoming mainstream, and the Read More

When you’re in the office technology business, there’s always the threat of falling into a comfortable routine of sameness. Perhaps there’s an app to solve that, but for those Read More

On Tuesday, Xerox announced it had reached a settlement in a lawsuit and proxy contest spearheaded by key shareholders Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason, which spelled the end for CEO Jeff Jacobson, Read More